Southern-Style Cooking If you have ever sat down to a southern dinner of cornbread, slow-cooked greens and fried chicken, you can appreciate home cooking at its finest. Explore this delicious cuisine, and look for regional specialties from different areas of the American south.
The Ultimate Barbecue Barbecue fanatics will know exactly what you are talking about if you bring up the wet vs. dry debate. Wet barbecue involves a sauce that can vary from vinegar to tomato, and dry barbecue uses a spicy herbal rub. As in many culinary arguments, it is a matter of personal taste, and in the end, most people are happy with any heaping helping of succulent, fall-off-the-bone ribs. More.
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Our country has some great cuisines in different areas. With everyone moving around, it's now possible to get a Philly cheesesteak in Miami or a New Orleans praline in Seattle. Learn more about some of these great foods in our Regional and Ethnic Cuisine Room!
The health benefits of chocolate may still be debated, but there's no doubt how good it tastes! Learn more about fabulous food and get some recipes in our Chocolate Room.
Paula Deen Paula Deen learned how to cook good Southern food from her grandmother. She used this home-grown knowledge to start her own catering business, and the rest is history!
